There is something very appealing about fairy tales. We all want to believe that Cinderellas can become princesses, and that men can become White Knights, saving damsels in distress.
But, fairy tales are just that—fairy tales. Or are they?
Libertarian presidential candidate Bob Barr tells the Brody File that when it comes to judges John McCain can not be trusted. Basically what he is saying is that voters shouldn’t just accept the line that McCain will nominate judges like Roberts and Alito. Watch above. Read below.
In a sit down interview with Libertarian presidential candidate Bob Barr he tells me that John McCain is a big government conservative who’s not in touch with true Republican values. Watch the answer above. Part of the transcription is below.
“They cannot ignore Bob Barr the libertarian nominee for President. Both parties are worried about me taking votes from them. Now we intend to do a lot more than simply take a few votes here and there. We intend to make this a very competitive three way race.” Barr tells me his goal is to win even though he recognizes that’s a long shot. He also thinks it’s important that voters understand they don’t have to be constrained by the two party system. More on Bob Barr h
From the vantage point of a country where two in three adults is either overweight or obese, it's no surprise that the rise in obesity isn't just confined to the U.S.; it's actually a global phenomenon. In recent years overweight people have outnumbered the starving, and many of the billion people who fall into the fatter category live in China.
Every year more than 1.3 million tourists climb the Great Wall of China, but an elite group of divers got a special tour; they viewed the wall through their scuba masks.
On the face of it, an undercover investigative story from The Sunday Times out of England may sound a bit humorous. A bunch of African monkeys from Tanzania were packed up and shipped to Iran. (There are many references to barrels full of monkeys that could come to mind!)
I was on Newswatch earlier today talking about everything from Obama's plans to accept the Democratic nod at the Bronco's stadium in Denver to the new "Abortion President" campaign launched by The Christian Defense Coalition. I also touched on John McCain and his popularity among GOP voters.
Oh my. The fight against Barack Obama on abortion has officially begun. The Christian Defense Coalition, who are known to shock folks from time to time, have come up with a new campaign called: “Barack Obama: The Abortion President”. They are going to make clear that Obama wants taxpayers to foot the bill on abortions. They are also going to lay bare his record on abortion. They’ll conduct a news conference Tuesday in front of the Hart Senate Office Building where Obama’s